CMY1502 Latest Exam-2022- 2023 with
Correct Multiple Choice
Victimology refers to what?
1.) Measure used by the society to respond to victimization.
2.) Events leading to victimization.
3.) The victim's experience - Answer
Left idealism - Answer-The critical victimology paradigm is also know as:
Stage 4 - Answer-A victim is a person that has been victimised and it is a victim's choice
to remain silent, and not to report the victimisation. However, this will largely depend on
the recognition and identification of the harmful experience endured, and whether
societal beliefs are conductive to report the victimisation. This process refers to ... of
victimisation.
Disorganisation coupled with psychological effects such as distress, thoughts about the
crime event, nightmares, depression, guilt, fear, and a loss of self-confidence and self-
esteem. - Answer-According to the Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime
(2011), victims have 4 psychological reactions to crime. Identify the option below that
refers to the victim's second psychological reaction to crime.
Regarding the financial impact of crime suffered by victims, which options are correct?
1.) Seeking medical assistance
2.) The installation of security measures
3.) Fixing property or replacing stolen goods - Answer-
Young people are more receptive to promises, great bargains and wonderful
opportunities - Answer-What relates to one of the reasons why young people are more
likely to be victimised?
1.) Anonymity
2.) Weaker social bonding - Answer-One probable reason why a large urban area will
be more crime-oriented than a rural area community is the greater the degree of ...
and ... characteristics of its inhabitants.
List the examples of an attractive target as identified by Weisel (2005)?
1.) Some occupations
2.) Some businesses
3.) Some locations - Answer-
Correct Multiple Choice
Victimology refers to what?
1.) Measure used by the society to respond to victimization.
2.) Events leading to victimization.
3.) The victim's experience - Answer
Left idealism - Answer-The critical victimology paradigm is also know as:
Stage 4 - Answer-A victim is a person that has been victimised and it is a victim's choice
to remain silent, and not to report the victimisation. However, this will largely depend on
the recognition and identification of the harmful experience endured, and whether
societal beliefs are conductive to report the victimisation. This process refers to ... of
victimisation.
Disorganisation coupled with psychological effects such as distress, thoughts about the
crime event, nightmares, depression, guilt, fear, and a loss of self-confidence and self-
esteem. - Answer-According to the Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime
(2011), victims have 4 psychological reactions to crime. Identify the option below that
refers to the victim's second psychological reaction to crime.
Regarding the financial impact of crime suffered by victims, which options are correct?
1.) Seeking medical assistance
2.) The installation of security measures
3.) Fixing property or replacing stolen goods - Answer-
Young people are more receptive to promises, great bargains and wonderful
opportunities - Answer-What relates to one of the reasons why young people are more
likely to be victimised?
1.) Anonymity
2.) Weaker social bonding - Answer-One probable reason why a large urban area will
be more crime-oriented than a rural area community is the greater the degree of ...
and ... characteristics of its inhabitants.
List the examples of an attractive target as identified by Weisel (2005)?
1.) Some occupations
2.) Some businesses
3.) Some locations - Answer-
